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Once Treated As The Absence Of Knowledge, Ignorance Today Has Become A Highly Influential Topic In Its Own Right, Commanding Growing Attention Across The Natural And Social Sciences Where A Wide Range Of Scholars Have Begun To Explore The Social Life And Political Issues Involved In The Distribution And Strategic Use Of Not Knowing. The Field Is Growing Fast And This Handbook Reflects This Interdisciplinary Field Of Study By Drawing Contributions From Economics, Sociology, History, Philosophy, Cultural Studies, Area Studies, Anthropology, Legal Studies, Feminist Studies, And Related Fields In Order To Serve As A Seminal Guide To The Political, Legal And Social Uses Of Ignorance In Social And Political Life-- Part I: Historical Treatments Of Ignorance In Philosophy, Literature And The Human Sciences -- Ignorance And Investigation / Jens Haas And Katja Maria Vogt -- Learned Ignorance: The Apophatic Tradition Of Cultivating The Virtue Of Unknowing / William Franke -- Literary Ignorance / Andrew Bennett -- Popper, Ignorance, And The Emptiness Of Fallibilism / Shterna Friedman -- From Descartes To Rumsfeld: The Rise And Decline Of Ignorance-of-ignorance / Jerome Ravetz -- The Anatomy Of

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Author

Gross, Matthias; McGoey, Linsey

Publisher

Routledge, an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group

Published

2015

Language

EN

ISBN

9781315867762

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Business, Sociology, Science